Education

Philly Reading Coaches is not letting the pandemic distract them from its academic mission. But it needs about 100 volunteers by January.

Cyber charters get the most attention, but there’s a niche world of private online academies. Could they be having a moment?

Administrators at Universal Daroff Charter School in West Philadelphia are appealing the decision by the city’s Board of Education to not renew its charter status.

College enrollment fell nationally, with schools in Pa., NJ, and Delaware seeing larger-than-average dips.

University President Eric Barron says he's looking forward to environmental issues getting more focus in Biden administration.

Philadelphia has expanded eligibility for PHLConnectED, its program to provide free internet access to families with school-age children.

Those results were consistent across the state, in urban and rural areas alike. And they remained evident in the second half of kindergarten.

Countless children in small towns across are being robbed of their right to learn and develop, writes Edward Albert of the Pennsylvania Association of Rural and Small Schools.

More than a fifth of Pa.’s 500 school districts haven’t had a single teacher of color in at least seven years. Pa.'s student/teacher disparity is among the widest in the U.S.

Kenney will select three names from among the candidates. He has until Dec. 26 to request additional names from the committee, if needed.

Hite added that a return to in-person learning is not contingent on teachers getting vaccinated.

There have been 81,708 confirmed cases of the coronavirus in Philadelphia, including 1,223 new cases recorded Tuesday, according to the health department.

The district — which is not the only one taking a no snow day stance — is standing firm.

Here’s what we know and don’t know about vaccine distribution and Pennsylvania’s schools.

The Philadelphia Board of Education released its 2019-20 school year evaluation of Superintendent William Hite on Monday.